In July, Bucharest registered 217 insolvencies, and in the last 12 months, the total number has risen by 32% to 2,065.
Andrea Hariuc
Economy
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The capital has reported a significant increase in insolvencies, with 2,065 in the last 12 months, raising questions about economic stability. The construction sector was the worst hit, with an increase of more than 70% in insolvencies. Experts recommend preventive measures and careful assessment of business partners to reduce risks. The increase in insolvencies suggests economic vulnerability and a possible lack of liquidity among firms, affecting domestic consumption and confidence in the Romanian economy.
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Semnal de alarmă în Bucureşti – Val de falimente şi insolvenţe în ultimele 12 luni, în Capitală (analiză)
Insolvențele cresc în București: peste 2.000 de dosare în ultimul an
Analiză: Peste 2000 de dosare de insolvenţă au fost deschise în ultimele 12 luni în Bucureşti, în creștere cu 32%
Insolvențele în București au crescut cu 32% – Risco
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